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...meet. Sophomore Pat Quinn helped Harvard grab key points in that meet with a second-place finish, upsetting Princeton’s Will Reinhart and lighting a fire under the Crimson swimmers. Yet, the big performance of the day came from co-captain Dave Cromwell, who set a pool record in the 200-yard backstroke. “After our loss to Columbia earlier in the year, we wanted to make sure that we were still at the top of the league,” co-captain Bill Cocks said. “This meet proved that we?...
...good hands.” Farrar implemented an in-season lifting program to improve the players’ strength and ultimately, performance. “The in-season lifting was a sign he is taking this program to the next level,” Byrd said. In the pool, Garcia was a stalwart on both the offensive and defensive ends. Among his many highlights, the junior driver assisted on all five goals in a 5-2 win over Iona near the end of the regular season and led the Crimson with three goals against the Gaels in the final game...
...opposing net was a boost for the Crimson. Captains Keyser and Kennifer also played exceptionally well throughout the year. Further helping Harvard’s cause was the emergence of sophomore 2M-D Lauren Snyder. After playing sparingly last year, Snyder played well on both ends of the pool. She was named a captain for next year along with sophomore driver Vivian Liao. The team took a training trip to Puerto Rico over intersession. Once the regular season started, the Crimson played most of its games on the road, often against ranked opponents. While there were defeats, Harvard grew from...
Lorraine B. Pratte, then a third-year law student and member of the Law School Council, told The Crimson at the time that students should be involved in evaluating the final candidates once the selection pool had been narrowed down and that Bok’s inclusion of students in the search process amounted to little more than “a token effort...
From inside the boards to inside the boardroom. That’s the transition Olympian and former Harvard ice hockey star Angela Ruggiero ’02-’04 will make after being selected in an online fan vote from a pool of Winter Games standouts to appear in the upcoming sixth season of the popular reality show, The Apprentice, debuting in January. The program, the brainchild of real estate mogul Donald Trump, pits two teams against each other in tasks testing their character, business acumen, and entrepreneurship, with the least apt candidate—in the eyes...